... 453 696 41 311 1381 ▪ Beet shooting Co The sergeants will wear the badge as for the Battalio mpany. n best shot oa the right arm. Beet shot la Company :—H Company , Sergt. T. Smith, 187 points; B, Pte. J. Warrick (entatled to wear a badge of eremsd rides ...

... Hemp Lea (President of the Liberal Accesiellow) Modish, and he wee supported the platfork - by Lard almond Fitzmaunce, the arm C. Robertson Hamm J. Oates, R. Herbert Pistil, It B. infileld, A. Beam, and F. Pickett, and game. G. Palmer, W. I. Palen G. ...

... nature, or of some national hero such as Cordonderrace. A few saints are canonised in our streets, such as St. Giles', St. John, and Bt. Mary. Loyalty is maintained in King-street, Kleg'sroad, Qoun's-rosal, Queen's terrace, Prinoe'estreet, Alexandra-road ...

... wain. belts (without Ada arms) Thirsts for the dinner (price 2.. 6d. earth)nan berobtataed from the iteripaaatMajor, 22, Prior street B.—Como Club for awaning weak s—Qc-Mr rbiret, Janthura and Col.4sarrt. R.airotts. B ord JOHN Sly MOIhE a WNW. V Printers ...

... CoL Sir Lumley Grattan], CeL Willer, the Beater of Newbary, Sir Fronds Scott, Mr. W. H. Kingstaill, Mr. C. & 81thook, Md. Hickerna, H. E. B. Black Hawkins Capt. H Samenst, Mr. oouneillor Midwinter, Mr. Joseph Mey, Mr. P. Plenty, Mr. John Adams (Hungerfard) ...

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... es in the past No. certainly not. John Bull has not yet been conquered nor subdued ; his will is neither bent nor broken. No. not quite. But when this takes place (if ever Englobmen intend to submit to it); when John Bull no longer stands erect on his ...

... 1.. Ma. Greed designs In Brussels Rugs, Is. bed. ; worth 50 Dana of Cooking Aprons, Mi., 61d., Is, Md., Is. 631. Full as Cardigan Jackets, Is. 3/3. to 9.. lid. ilea's Oaks tihirts, 811. to 110. Flassart 110. ?Lower., Hats, Bonnets, etc., Mc. cheap at ...

... whom he appealed f l it t, t their liberal patronage enables hint to ntoord the biggest day's hulloes' he ewer had. Peopis's arms moot at the crawls that daily bemire quickly di.pelled whim begin to sonteroplat. the vast assortment of DRAPICIEtY. CLOTHING ...

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... Beading on Tuesday by Mr. John Jaques. See advt. particulars of a meeting on the 27th inst. to be aidremeed by Dr. H. Grattan Guzman are advertised. CLIO, BAILER is announced to preach the annual sermon in connection with St. John's Branch of the C.E.T.S ...